IdahoElkHunter
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- Feb 24, 2014
- 28
What is a decent single pin sight? I've been looking at the spot hogg tommy hogg and black gold ascent ambush. I'm looking for something right around $200 or less that is a solid, highly adjustable sight.
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Single pin sight
- Thread starter IdahoElkHunter
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sumnerhorses
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- Dec 29, 2012
- 128
You could find an HHA optimizer for that price if you do some shopping around.
Field staff - Athens Archery, HHA Sports, Benchmark Outdoors, and MTN OPS
Field staff - Athens Archery, HHA Sports, Benchmark Outdoors, and MTN OPS
cowboystl1
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- Dec 16, 2013
- 864
black gold not sure if you can find it for that price point but its worth the money
Black Gold is the ticket if you're wanting both wicked solid and under $200 ($185 on the Elk101 store. The Ascent Ambush single pin would be my recommendation even if it's over $200.
http://blackgoldsights.com/sights-ascent-ambush
http://www.elk101.com/store/black-gold-ascent-ambush-archery-sight
http://blackgoldsights.com/sights-ascent-ambush
http://www.elk101.com/store/black-gold-ascent-ambush-archery-sight
cowboystl1
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- Dec 16, 2013
- 864
thats a great price ^^^^^ im not a single pin guy at all but if i was id be in on that! love my five pin thought about moving to a 7 pin.
Rich Z said:I just picked up the MBG Ambush and it is one of the best built sights I've ever owned! They will be my go to sight from here on out.
Sam with me over a year ago! and my sight still looks new! No problems with part getting loose. I believe their warranty is good. And if you want a bargain look on ebay, i got my mtb vengeance brand new for $95!
cowboystl1
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- Dec 16, 2013
- 864
so went shooting yesterday and my single pin buddy first arrow four feet over the butt because he for got to adjust it this is my reason for not shooting single pin. now if it works for you great but when its crunch time and adrenaline is pumping i dont want to forget to dial the right yardage lol
cowboystl1 said:so went shooting yesterday and my single pin buddy first arrow four feet over the butt because he for got to adjust it this is my reason for not shooting single pin. now if it works for you great but when its crunch time and adrenaline is pumping i dont want to forget to dial the right yardage lol
Just don't forget to shoot the right pin on your multi pin! I use a multi pin. I have forgot to change pins before and used my 20 yd for a 40 yd shot on a gopher, wow, embarrassing!
CPXLSHOOTER
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- Aug 20, 2015
- 9
love my hha, but mbg has some awesome sights too!!!
nclonghunter
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- Dec 28, 2012
- 681
To me it really depends on how far you intend to shoot. I used a single pin for years for deer hunting. I would not use any marked distance and would set my pin to 25 yards in my "minds eye". Hold a little low or high accordingly. Worked great for me. Elk hunting I use multi pin and range finder. It's a different style of hunt for me.
westernarcher
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- Jul 15, 2013
- 19
You can't go wrong with HHA. I've had a cpp of them. never let me down
